Personal Mentions From Warren Area Visit List
A long list of local residents travelling to and from Warren for visits, business, or brief stays. Names include C. Aor Belo Frank Louriy Dr. Nloumoly of Mo Wax and AiAl, A. P. Mount, J. Drake of Meadville, DL. Robeson, Mr. and Mrs. Ross of Centerville, Layton Baldwin Spartansburg, Mr. and Mrs. Harden, Frank Farrel Spartansburg, Coleman and Charlon Rbart Greenville, Henry Murray of Buffalo, Jere for Randolph, Charles Durknardt Warren on business, AIH Bywoat Union City, Mlaw Sulla Nayton, Sarah Huyson Ol Cityta, Olly Bolloltor Kincaid, Merman Nathan, AVirain Mulholm, James Cronin Elgin, Fred Krodman Clymer, I. C. Howes Wattsbury, Miss Mayme Bullivan Erie, William Trady Youngeville, C. 1%, Conaro and Wilson Me Warren, John Banks Union City, 7H. Heath Sherman, S. B. Snyder Chautaugua, Arnee Banks Erle, Miss Gres Mondorion North Foust, Mrs Aronfo WAl-10x, Mrs. Irving Street, Mr and Mrs M.C McKinnon Knehogun, Mr Kirkpatrick Otwr yidon and Mrs Grow Big Bay Mich. Attendees note funeral in progress for Mrs. Bureh. many accompany or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Aor
Warren
Frank Louriy
Belo
Dr. Nloumoly
Mo Wax & AiAlnona Viuitor
Thin City
A. P. Mount
Tory St Maryn
Boal
Hw J. ©. Drake
Meadville
Corry
Ding
Gut
North East
DL. Robeson
Sharming
Mrs. Ross
Centerville
Layton Baldwin
Spartansburg
Harden
Youngeville
Frank Farrel
Avirain Mulholm
James Cronin
Elgin
Fred Krodman
Clymer
C. Howes
Wattsbury
Joe Relativen
Mayme Bullivan
Erie
William Trady
Conaro
Wilson
P. Northrop
John Banks
Union City
Sir James Hotel
Mr. Mulleten
Heath
Sherman
B. Snyder
Chautaugua
Godley
Arnee Banks
Ae Divytian
Erle
Hame
Gres Mondorion
North Foust
Irs
Aronfo Wal
Aronfo Wal- 10x, of Hh Irving Atreet For A Few Day Mr and Mra M.C McKinnon
Knehogun
Election rumors stain quiet primary day at the polls
A fragmentary notice in a rural area joked about election rumors as voting hours closed this afternoon. Observers reported no stickers bearing other names and most votes appeared to favor Mr Olda, with no conclusive evidence supporting active trends from Wake Morgaridge despite his withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetera
Electon
Primaren
Wake Morgaridge
Amore
Mr. Olda
Evelyn Thaw Tonight at Amusell in Five Acts
Evelyn Thaw performs in Threads of Destiny in five acts at Amusell Theater. Showtimes are 8:40 and 9:45 p.m. Adults rate policy lists children’s price 106. Notation appears incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Thaw
Amusell
Adu
Freight Wreck On Erie Early Morning Delays Rail Line
A freight wreck on the Erie line near Helemit road Wilfred disrupted the local division. Three westbound freight cars derailed, one derailed unit blocked the eastbound track. The wreck halted westbound and eastbound trains for about four hours. No injuries were reported and damage to the track was limited though freight traffic remained heavily delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helemit
Freiekt
Buitly
Ofelock
Pansing & Point Juat Hiande
Biegertows
Mosk Saat Ani
State Bank Failure Halts Operations In Grafton
Grafton bank with 100000 capital and 500000 in deposits failed to open today amid reports of a run started by a light money market scare. Officials expect the bank to reopen within sixty days after the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay United Press
Grafton
W. Wy Jan
Grafton Bank
American Captain Reports British Seizure of Vessel
Berlin dispatch relays Capt Farley of the American Greenbrier recounting a December 30 incident near Bremen. A British cruiser fired on the ship, investigators boarded, removed the American flag and placed a prize crew aboard headed to Kirkwall. After a standoff and maneuvering, Farley regained command and steered the vessel toward Bremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Pressy
New York
United Vess Today
Karl von Weigand
Berlin
Farley
Greenbrier
Bremen
Washington
Fister
Kirkwall
Mey
Parley
Knpp
Toolk
Versel
Bad Night for Wires and a Lost Bracelet
A severe storm last night damaged city telephone and lighting wires. The Long Telephone Company dispatched crews early this morning to repair lines, with Washington Street hit hardest where live circuits were crossed. The Bell Company also reported trouble, while a Roman gold bracelet with three small stones was reported lost. readers are asked to forward tips to the journal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nlon Telephone Company
Washington Street
Fightlig
Bell Company
Rotatin
Tournal
AmuseU Theater Threads of Destiny in Four Acts
Four act show at AmuseU Theater with performances at 7 15 PM 8 30 PM and 9 45 PM Adults priced at 150 cents and children at 10 cents.
Vagrant With Frozen Feet Found In City Vicinity
A vagrant with both feet badly frozen was found near Concord after a trip from Union City. The man was brought to the city, given lodging and warm footwear by local poor authorities, and planned to travel to Warren after his fare was paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Gity
Brie Yard
Dan Lyons
Concord
Warren
Poor Pauline It finishes tonight at Uprisi ng
The program announces the closing of the film Poor Pauline It with final showings and an Uprisi ng screening tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Presents for The Children at C.J. Woods Cash Market
An 18 January 2212 ad notes a charity promo by C.J. Wood's Cash Market offering one gift per child with groceries meat or drugs purchased during a day of sales. It highlights boneless bacon evaporated milk pickled pig's feet and other grocery items with listed prices and proclaims record January sales in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
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Wwf
Coleman
Charlon Rbart
Groonvillanpint
Mrn
Henry Murray
Buffalo
Murray
Randolph
Charles Durknardt
Bywoat
Mlaw
Sulla Nayton
Awardavite
Inirs
Sarah Huyson
Ol Cityta
Olly Bolloltor Kincaid
Merman Nathan
State Bank
Cohen’s Shoe Store
N. Cohen & Sons
R&g
Axminster
Velvet
Tapestry
Brussels
Sc dc
Csior Phone
Corry City Electric Light CO
Noth Center Street
Amuseu Theater
Evelyn Nesbiy Thaw
Russel WM. Naw
California
Georgia Bank
C.J. Wood’s Cash Market
Postoffice
Crapser
Hershey
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